He has a very casual way of making a strong point without having to say what's right or left. - Red Ranger

Dynamics we are still overcoming. This picture is older. We can add monetization of onlyfans without even the intimacy of dating. Is this the world you want men? Self control is paramount. -Red Ranger https://archive.org/details/principles101/mode/1up?view=theater

Everything should be, say it with me now, re-cip-pro-cate-ed. Reciprocated! I, Red Ranger, personally don't advocate for premarital sex either. -Red Ranger So glad they circled what was hard to find...

Great work Feminism. -Red Ranger

Alright so I censored it. We don't need the trouble, and you, whatever age you are, don't need the temptation when you open Xephula in front of people. 🤣 Anyway, I notice culture going through loops or back and forths between feminism and non-feminism. It's good to go back over some principles and foundations. I've getting into discussions I haven't heard in a long time now. Where women want to be in relationships and think that it's ok not to reciprocate with care, and yes, sex. I rarely encounter this among the traditional community, but newcomers, and perhaps the duality of female nature is even kind of creeping in to get into the feminist tendency to steer us back to what we've been working hard to getting away from. Husbands and wives should be having great sex lives anyway. That some act like it's a chore should raise caution. One side receiving all the care and affection is neither traditional, anti-feminist, or egalitarian. But it certainly is the nauseating mindset of feminism. If you are feminist and believe in the egalitarian mindset, feminism isn't egalitarian, although egalitarianism is debatably feminist-lite. I speak for myself when I say I'm not egalitarian either. My view is that nature isn't equal. But I do believe in equal opportunities if people have a strong passion for something. https://archive.org/details/principles101/page/n26/mode/2up -Red Ranger

Not a perfect book, but definitely helpful. I opine, the "real life application" part of this book was not one I needed, and to be most careful with. I'm just unapologetically myself, and I do well. https://archive.org/details/principles101/page/n26/mode/2up